Daily Learning Target(s): By the end of class, students will be able to...
analyze text for philosophical assumptions and literary/rhetorical elements as evidenced by discussion, notes, fishbowl activity, and reading circle discussions.
Due Today: "To Build a Fire" Fishbowl Notes (stamp) and Reading Circle Books Homework:
Due Fri 2/27:Sub- Vocabulary Flashcards
Essential Questions:
What are the philosophical assumptions of realism and what influenced them?
How am I prepared for college and/or career after high school?
Important Deadlines/Reminders:
Absent? Check the class website for work.
Agenda
Learning Logs with DLT's, homework etc.
Fish Bowl Activity "To Build a Fire" by Jack London
Reading Circle Meeting #4: Record how far you will read by next Wednesday on Card.
1st group member shares a part that would be very different in a different setting:2nd group member shares a part in which a character is a lot like him/herself: 3rd group member shares a favorite part: 4th group member shares a part that revealed a least favorite character: 5th group member shares something no one else might have noticed:
Choose one significant quote. Copy it exactly as it appears in the story and the page number it is on. Respond to the quote; I wonder..., This makes me think…, this makes me feel...., I was surprised that…, I predict…, This is important to the story because…., This confused me because I do not understand.....
- analyze text for philosophical assumptions and literary/rhetorical elements as evidenced by discussion, notes, fishbowl activity, and reading circle discussions.
Due Today: "To Build a Fire" Fishbowl Notes (stamp) and Reading Circle BooksHomework:
- Due Fri 2/27:Sub- Vocabulary Flashcards
Essential Questions:Important Deadlines/Reminders:
- Absent? Check the class website for work.
Agenda3rd group member shares a favorite part:
4th group member shares a part that revealed a least favorite character:
5th group member shares something no one else might have noticed: